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Mi.911-937 (Feb. - May 1946)
First Control Commission Issue

Mi.911-937 Joint Issue

Mi.911-937 Joint Issue

'Horst Kempe' cover featuring postage stamps Mi.911, Mi.915, Mi.928 and Mi.50G). Ref: 29.03.1946 - 10/61

Joint Allied Occupation Issue - First Control Commission Issue

Mi.911 - 937 issued between 2nd February and 12th May 1946

 

1 Rpf - Mi.911 (11th February). Ref: 29.03.1946 - 10/61
2 Rpf - Mi.912 a or b? (19th April). Ref: 01.11.1947 - 17/46
3 Rpf - Mi.913 (11th February). Ref: 10.04.1946 - 10/64
4 Rpf - Mi.914 a or b? (10th February). Ref: 31.03.1946 - 10/63
5 Rpf - Mi.915 a or b? (7th February). Ref: 29.03.1946 - 10/61

 

6 Rpf - Mi.916 a, b or c? (2nd February). Ref: 16.03.1946 - 10/60
6 Rpf - Mi.916 a, b or c? (2nd February). Ref: 19.02.1946 - 10/42
 


8 Rpf - Mi.917 (11th February). Ref: 31.03.1946 - 10/63
10 Pf - Mi.918 a, b, c or d? (11th February). Ref: 23.08.1947 - 17/17
12 Rpf - Mi.919 a or b? (2nd February). Ref: 27.03.1946 - 10/62
12 Rpf. - Mi.920 a,b,c or d? (14th April). Ref: 03.04.11947 - 16/70
 

12 Rpf. - Mi.920 a,b,c or d? (14th April). Pink tint to numeral '12'. Ref: 16.08.1946 - 17/45

Note on Mi.920: From Michel 'Germany Specialized 2015/2016' 2nd Ed. Vol. 2, 'Frequently the number or letters that were supposed to be white were tinted due to colour mix up.' Further research required.

 


15 Rpf - Mi.921 a or b? (11th February). Ref: 24.10.1946 - 13/106
15 Rpf - Mi.922 a, b or c? (14th April). Ref: 09.03.1947 - 14/3
20 Rpf - Mi.924 a, b, c or d? (11th Feb). Ref: 09.03.1947 - 14/3
24 Pf - Mi.925 a,b,c or d (11th February). Ref: 07.05.1946 - 15/35
25 Pf - Mi.927 (19th April). Ref: 23.08.1947 - 17/17
30 Rpf - Mi.928 a, b or c (9th February). Ref: 29.03.1946 - 10/61
40 Rpf - Mi.929 a, aa or b? (11th February). Ref: 16.03.1946 - 10/60

 

Example of Mi.929 tied with a commemorative cancellation (JB:Berlin394/133). Ref: 10.02.1946 - 16/47

Note of Mi.929. Michel states that the earliest known usage of Mi.929 is the 11th February 1946. The cancellation states 10th February (and on other postcards using this cancel the date is 9th February). This cancel was used for the FDGB trade union event held between 9th-11th February 1946. All philatelic material from this event appears to have been unaddressed and used for 'collectors' only. It is important to note that when Michel quotes 'cover prices' these 'prices are for properly franked items which have been legitimately carried through the postal system, and/or with additional postage applied to under-franked items.' Therefore, the date stamp does not apply to 'earliest usage'.


 


42 Pf - Mi.930 (11th February). Ref: 31.03.1946 - 14/96
45 Rpf - Mi.931 (20th April). Ref: 09.03.1947 - 14/3
75 Rpf - Mi.934 numerous variations (25th April). Ref: 25.07.1946 - 14/2
80 Rpf - Mi.935 a, b, c or d? (11th Feb). Ref: 18.01.1947 - 13/108
84 Rpf - Mi.936 a, b, c or d? (10th April). Ref: 26.10.1946 - 13/105

 

Stamp Booklet MiNr. 50

Numeral series, 1946

(H-Sheet MiNr. 123 & 124, Se-tenants W158 & S294)


S294 (x2) from H-Sheet 123 (Stamp Booklet MiNr. 50). Ref: 02.11.1947 - 16/69

Note: The MHB (Stamp booklet sheet) for these stamps remained unissued.



 

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